<p>my biggest weakness is basically the vocab DAMN i’m freaking lousy at that! but the thing is i don’t want to memorize words i want to build up my active english vocabulary
so you went from a 18xx to 2000+ in three weeks? guess if i’ll study till june i’ll might get a good score as well
am not a big fan of books either i’d rather watch a movie
so you answer the questions while reading? i usually read the whole passage and then move on to the q’s</p>
<p>On the writing the same rules are pretty much used over and over. After taking a lot of tests I started to recognize them easily and sometimes right off the bat. However there are a couple of facepalm moments that I have when I accidentally go through a question too fast. I still manage to get around a 750 on writing though</p>
<p>care to share the patterns you have figured out?</p>
<p>I’m nervous for this test! My biggest problem is math, but I have an SAT tutor who has helped my increase my score by 130 points. Hopefully, I won’t draw a blank and will do well :)</p>
<p>To all you nervous CCers out there taking the sat for the first time: your previous scores on practice tests mean nothing, they are just used as an attempt to gauge your level. For example, on the two practice tests i took 2 weeks before march i scored a 2100 and a 2120 respectively, on the real test i got a 2320. so don’t be too nervous the only thing that matters and that can help you at this point is a good night’s sleep.</p>
<p>i did the math & writing section in test 2 of the BB… 610 & 640. i’ve been stressing out all week: it’s my first time taking the SAT and i don’t want to start off on a rough note. my biggest fear is getting a mediocre score after all the time and effort i put into this. im looking to get an 1800+</p>
<p>for these next 30 or so hours, i’ll be relaxing. i’ll probably read up on some potential essay examples.</p>
<p>Just took a practice test from the blue book, got a 2260 (even with two stupid mistakes in math, 760).</p>
<p>I’m horrid at essays though, I assumed I got a nine. Do you guys have any suggestions on how to prepare quickly for an essay? </p>
<p>(I only have two “go-to” examples right now: Steve Jobs, and Apple. Can you guys make some recommendations?)</p>
<p>you mean you incorporate those two examples in every task?</p>
<p>also is it ok to make up stuff? i guess it’s not that impressive but still say if an essay subject comes up that you dont know much about</p>
<p>Foreverflawless: I think it’s ok to use one exaple that is made up as long as it is well written.</p>
<p>Less than 12 hours…</p>
<p>Dude I think you’re stressing too much.</p>
<p>i was a lil’ scared. and now,it’s less than 12 hrs OMGGGG! GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL!</p>
<p>This is it son, leaving the city for a test center. Good luck errbody.</p>
<p>I better go and do several math sections and then, I will review my vocabulary.</p>
<p>Best of luck!</p>
<p>Hey guys. With APs, I only had a chance to do one practice test. I barely scraped 2000, but I’d really like to be at 2200-ish. Any last minute tips?</p>
<p>wow
my first sat test in less than 10 hours
i’m so nervous yet excited
does anybody know some universally applicable examples for essay prompts?</p>
<p>I’m taking the SAT at a school I’ve never been to. Will there be signs or something pointing to the SAT rooms? I haven’t been given any info besides which school and its address.</p>
<p>when i took my first test i just followed other kids. And there are signs available.</p>